New York City: His Eminence, Cardinal Farley, sails on the steamer Berlin, on a visit to the Vatican. London, England: Cambridge wins from Oxford by four lengths in their annual boat race on the Thames. Toledo, Ohio: How a city does its spring cleaning. Toledo folk, armed with brooms, shovels and rakes, wage war on dirt and rubbish. Philadelphia, Pa: A thousand marines load munitions of war and supplies aboard the transport Morro Castle and sail away for Vera Cruz. Bath, Maine: Newest addition to the Navy, the torpedo destroyer "McDougall" is launched here. Galveston, Texas: Ten thousand American troops, weary of long and tedious service on the border, hail with delight the order to invade Huerta's domain. Boston, Mass: All aboard for Mexico. The battleships "Nebraska" and "Virginia," laden with marines and supplies, sail from Charlestown Navy Yard. Pensacola, Fla: Field guns, flying machines, ammunition, food supplies and many marines sail on the battleships "Birmingham" and "Mississippi" for Mexico. Chihuahua, Mexico: Look who's here. Carranza and his whiskers demanding that the United States get out of Vera Cruz. Havana, Cuba: Four blocks of buildings in Havana's infected section are burned to the ground to destroy the rats that spread the bubonic plague. Rambouillet, France: Motorcycles, sidecars and cyclecars compete at breakneck speed around perilous curves in the Rambouillet races.